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WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS ON A GRANDMOTHER.
This morning Judge Hagner directed a writ of
habeas corpus to issue, commanding the prOduc-
ton OF the body of Frances E. kell, a child two
and-a-half years OF age, at 2 o'clock to-day. The
petition was filed by Mr.. c. c. Cole, for JAS w. and
Maud E Kell, and il sets forth that their child is
unlawfully detained by Martha A. and ThOs. W.
GoSS, who have right to the control of It; that
at the request OF MarthaA. GOss, the chids grand
mother, the petitioners lert 1t in her temporary
control, and they have asked for its RETURN but
have been put off from time to time, and, finally,
the 9Th instant fixed as the day to call for the
child, but when they called Martha A. GOSS and
her son refused to let them take 1t, and by force
compelled them to leave.
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An,usements Tonight.

AnluSe me nts Tonight
NAIIoNAI--Haverly'sM aStodon MinstrelS.
ALBAUGH'S-"My Partner"
MANASSAS PANORAMA-Day and evening.
DINE MUsRUM.-"Forty-Nine
KERNANS-DAlvini Combination.
HAKkIs'.-'Saved from the Storm"
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THE COLUMBIA MuruA1 LIFE As

THE COLUMBIA MuruA1 LIFE As
ISOLATION
ENSURES AT COST.
Oface-No. 1919 street, Washington DO
No. 223 e German street Baltimore
TRUSTEES
W. W. DUDLEY, President
JONAS H. MCGOWAN, Vice President
FRANK J. TIBBETS, Secretary
GEORGE II. B. WHITE. Treasurer.
CHAPLIN BROWN, Attorney.
JAMES F. HOOD.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS
HENRY N. COPP.
RUFUS Z. HELPHENSTINE
The plans of the Columbia Mutual are the outcome
OF years study. The advice of thoughtful INSURANCE
men improved and perfected by L. u. FOUSE VINO il
recognized the world over authority upon insur.
ance Ihe Columbia Is among the few which
VIII endeavor to combat the of what has been
known as insurance We invite the atten.
on OF thoughtful men, who may find much of interest
IN our plan We have fine print but every point
plainly, clearly. and forcby expressed and nothne
heid back The Columbia Mutual is strong financially
ana the closest scrutiny it's standing and
methods Any and all questions cheerfully answered
send for Prospectus. Address
ap4-3m FRANK j. TIBBETS, Secretary.
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The Columbia Athletic Cvub.


THE BoAT-CLUB MERGED INTO THE NEW oRGANIZA-
TION-OFFICERS ELECTED LAST NIGHT
The dissolution OF the Columbia Boat Club, as
distinct organization, and the formation of the
Columbia Athletic Club took place last night at
the temporary rooms OF the club 1925 New York
avenue. There was large attendance OF the ac-
tive members of the Columbia Boat Club which
was called TO order at O'Clock. The regular bust
ness OF the club was proceeded WITH including the
election OF the following list OF new members Wal
ter A. Brown. Whitewell III. Wilson. B. W. Frazier,
nj. A. w. Louis. Robert r. Snellabarger VIM Hay.
wood. G. c. Flenner, Chas. y. Wilson, BrentOn
l. Baldwin, L. L. Harlan, Edmund Hudson, H. T..
Miller, G. w. Deane, g. s. Navy, Bernard o. Scott
With those elected last night 40 new names have
been added to the club in the last 60 days. At 8
o'clock the Columbia Boat Club adjourned sine die
and the Columbia Athletic Club was called to
order by Mt. j. c. Marbury. The election OF OFF,
GERS for the new organization was then effected
with the following result:
Officers of the Columbia Athletic Club-Presi-
dent, c. A. Bradbury, u. s. N; vice president,
Dorsey Brown; secretary, Howard Perry; treas
urer, II. B. Zevely; director of athletics, c..
G; sloan; captain. VIM. D. Rudy; first lieutenant,
Alex. Grant; second lieutenant, Norman BeStOr.
Board OF Directors. C. Marbury, f. j. Stell-
wagon, Walter S. Harban VIM. d. Rudy c. G..
Sloan, s. w. St1nemetZ, W. A. Leetch, Geo. L. Scar
borough, DR.. VIM. t. Harlan, Robt. S. Chiffon,
and JAS. +. Hood The utmost harmony prevailed
during the evening, and the reports from all
quarters was to the effect that the Columbia Ath-
letic Club will secure an active membership fully
up TO the limit thought to be desirable. The new
clubhouse, TO be on 18th street, and Ohio ave-
nue., will be under contract by the first OF June.
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Decision of Judge Merrick i'm the
Equity Court.

To-day In the Equity Court, Judge Merrick the
case of the United states against Morris ct al dn-
volving the title 10 the Potomac fats was heard
Gen. B. F. Butler and Mr.. o. D. Barrett, OF counsel
for Ii. ii. Dodge, having asked leave to file a mo-
ton, leave was granted and Gen Butler stated the
motion. 1t sets out that Dodge had not been served
with any process, though for thirty years he has
been in possession; but he appeared because of
public notice. to protect his lands from any cloud
upon the title; that July he filed his answer and
crossbill, calling on complainant to set forth and
discover any title by which IL claimed to own said
land, and he asks that the Government be com
PEELED TO answer In ten days, and, In default pro
District Attorney Worthington resisted the ap-
phcation and the court denied the motion
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FREscH SArrEEss. Finest QUARRY

FRENCH SArrEESs Finest Quarry,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL. STYLES
REDUCED TO 25c
BEAuTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS
I'M MENSE ASSORTMENT, 25, 81, 81 40 a. and 5oc
BLACK SURAH SILKS toe Shhs!
COLORED SURAH SILKS. 6oc
GANGI SILKS, 80, 40. As and SOC
BE WibTH Eo rRIcoT. PURE wOOI. WIDE DoU-
ne GAH MihS HAIk SERGE. PURE woo1. WIDE Dou.
v GAME Is HAIR PIN CHECKS, PURE WOOL.
WIDE DOUBLE WIDTH, SOC,
MORE WATERED SILKS a7c
Heavy GROS GRAIN BLACK SILKS Qac
BLACK SILK RHADAMES, 75e.
BLACk And COLORED BROCADE SII.KS 75c
BLACK STRIPED SILK VELVET, 81
60 a kkRfR + T. snk" sssss
oooSS ~ 4 I I ( T ERn 3 sues so
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST
w TR1G0I !, CLOTH, PURE WOOL, WIDE DOUBLE
nB BhAGK v GAAsEMEREs, FINE QUALITY. WIDE
Az kSEEIcxS sAfiSEs, FRENCH STYLES, 12se.
WIDE DOUBLE FOLD ~ yards for ~.
of EnfRh LANCE SIZE H sI BRIDAL
BUYS s10 COR OVER, IN DRY GOODS. misc
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The "a hours commencing at D. M
Fur District OF Columbia, Delaware, Maryland,
and Virginia, slightly warmer, generally fair
weather. variable winds generally sOutherly.
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SPRING SUITS George Spransy, 434 9TH st.

s.IS Union THERE IL STRENGTH and in the
unlOn OF the rare ingredients of which EaSImaD'S
Aloha Perfume Is MADE We obtain not only strength
but delicacy and fragrance.
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ATTENTION. CArrrAr1srs.

syndicstes have been formed for the psrpose Of
buying ground apd building houses. Now Il you ex-
pect to realize from these investments than start
Wholesale Factories" here. Those viii draw mechan-
les to the District and give permanent employment 70
men and women who desire work.
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LADIES Hand-Sewed Shoes $3.50, this week, a
Geo. W. Rich's, 400 7th ST. NV.
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FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa ave.
FCsSELL's ICg-CREAM.

YoU can buy q Solid Leather Misses Spring Heel,
9nr Kid, St Goat or Peb. Goat for s1o0 per pair.
W. II. Rich, III Market Space
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EASTER CARDS AND NOVELTIES. GOulds, 421 9th.
THE BEST LOCKS you can buy are the Yale, with
corrugated keys.
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OH! MY BACK, MY BACK

OH! MY BACK, MY BACK!
weak Back, Pain. Weakness and fam nation of the
Kidneys. Shooting Pains through the Loius. Hin and
Side Palms. Lack of Strength and Activity relieved in
one minute and speedily cured by the Cuticura Anti
ram fiaster new, original, elegant and infallibe
aatidote to pain and Inflammation. At druggists 2c
I'VE 1or SlO0 or. postage free, Of Potter Drug and
Chemical Co., Boston, Mass "a
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FROZEN CUsrARD, Gautier's- 736 10th st. NV.

DRIVE SALE Prices will prevail at W. ii. HOekes
balance of the week. See our window for greatest
bargain ever offered In chamber furniture.
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A GENTLEMAN
May wear q seedy looking Coat, kneed Trousers


By the by we have stretchers to take the bulge out
the knees-but his Linen should be clean In our
large, welarranged and attractive Furpishine Goods
Department you will find everything that is staple
select and novel; everything, in short needed to x
up with, and at prices always consistent with we'll
made and thoroughly good goods.
Wives, Mothers Sisters We know the wants of care
less man, and are showing large stock Of extra well.
MADE and per1ect-htting Shirts, both in white and
coors. These not cheap auction made Shirts but
are the kind man in any calling needs When down
this way will you drop in and look at 'em Good,
faithful sewing is on trial in these Shirts and you are
the judge.
Neat and rich Neckwear, Hosiery, Underwear beau
ufu Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cuffs and all other sorts
OF Gentlemen's FIxings. We name the lowest prices
Don't forget this.
NOAH WALKER CO..
mh26 625 Pennsylvania avenue
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Go To WOODS FoRsYTHS, 12OS street. for
Enyravings, EJchiDgs and all the latest Novelties
In Picture Frames, MOuld1ngS, &c.
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w. M. SHusrER & Sons
Will open MONDAY large lot of NEW DRESS
GOODS in English Checked Suitngs at &c., 81, 81 25
vantage will offer the newest styles at very low
prices These desirable goods are for tailor-nade
suits are strictly Atwood and fine foreign fabrics.
New lots Of PARASOI4S and SUN-UMBRELLAS.
New lot of BLACK LACE FLOUNCINGS choice
patterns.
New lot of choice CREAM DRESS GOODS.
Fine INDIA SILKS. New SURAHS.
Great Bargains in BLACK SILKS at 81, $1.25 and
$1.5O
Finest quality FRENCH sATTKKNs. very latest
New GINGHAMs.
PRINTED LINENS, one yard wide, 3Oc. worth 75c
EMBROIDERED FICHUs and sHAWLs.
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS,
919 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
N. B. The best is the cheapest. ap2
Orro DuKER & Go.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
KILN-DRIED n. c. AND
GEORGIA FLOORING A SPECIALLY.
We guarantee to manufacture superior quality of
work for less price than any other Mill and we have
the largest facilities and factory the country Send
postal and We will give prices promptly TO prove
what we claim.
Canton ave.. President and A1bemarlesta,
Baltimore, Md.
Telephone $50 20 BOX 476
H6-3m
SPECIAL
To meet want urgently felt by sgreat many people
whohave to use PURE WHISKY for sickness, debility
and other purposes, but who must have but the
best and purest Obtainable, we offer our
EINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
FINE OLD RYE WHISKY
at the very moderate price of
FIFTY 500 CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE.
FIFTY 600 CENTS PER PINT BOTTLE,
or LEO PER GALLON.
Having handled these goods for nearly twenty years
we can GUARANTEE them as represented. free from
fusel oil and every other impurity. consequently
suited to the most delicate, In sickness or convees
cence ARTHUR NATTANS, Pharmacist
mh3O l4th and and I'd and D SITS. n v.
THE 'CAnros.
HOT AIR FURNACES
FRENCH RANGES. SECTIONS LATRoBEa
THE BEST IN THEIR LINE
TIN ROOFING. JoBBINa SOLICITED.
Estimates Furnished
Personal Supervision in all cases
p g. RILEY. 6oe 10Th street northwest.
Telephone 1852 mh11-lin
BABx CoAoHEs BABY CoAcHEa
BABY COACHES. BABY COACHES
BABY Coaches BABY COACHES
At Factory Prices. At Factory PEcea
From 600 up to the finest
Also WAGONS VELOCIPEDES, BICYCLEa TRI-
CYCLES WHkkLBARROW. BASKETH BIRD
CAGES
III RUPPKRT
f15 403-zos 7thst ~.
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We have heard Of men boasting Of how much money
they have made in business in this city, and with that
money opened wholesale Factory" elsewhere Truly
poor consolation for Warrington.
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BOUCLE JACKETS
Five Hundred Elegant Boucle Jackets, all colors.
worth 81 SO, at CSC. only.
PAkASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
A Full Line of Parasols and Sun Umbrellas at NJ
markably Low Figures
Open on Opening Days Until p. m
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Notice.
ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF TINwARE.

ANOTHER GREAT 6Al6 Of TtNWAkEs
We win quote prices on the following articles.
which is wen worth your special attention, which
viii he 0fYered for days only, Friday and Satur-
day Xpril sth and eth at The Fair, S12 7th street
northwest: 0inch pie plates lie. each; 8 at. dish
pans &C.: washbasinS &c.; large block tin Tipped
saucepans uc.; dairy pans 2 Of, &C.; Of, &C.;
OF. &C. d. &c; qt., &c.; deep stew pans with
handel qt, &C.; Japaned dustpans, 7c.; novelty
Hoped at measures, &C.; pint cups, with patent
handles, 3 for &C.; pudding pans, qt., &C.; Qt,
&c at coffee boiler &c. In addition to the above
we viii oner the following articles at prices that
win actually ast0nish you: Extra quality crystal
glass u gallon water pitchers only 25c.; basket,
With decorated China Easter eggs, only 1Oc. |;
shOebrush with box OF French backing, only IL
cts: large willow knife trays 15c. pin hatracks
4c.; crystal glass gOblets, 6 for 24c.; 2 string
brooms, &C. center tables, assorted styles only 81
cts. worth 81. 25 and $1.5O; center tables, round
clover leaf or square, for covering, only 7ec; ex.
ira quality white China, hand painted or gilt band
tea sets A pieces, only $685. worth So; handsome
colored glass globes only 43c., worth 75c; we
have these In four different styles and all colors
Decorated English China square shape cham
Der sets, 10 pieces, only $3.4S, worth S;
white China chamber sets with decorated band
and gold lines, only sos; handsome decorated
English China dinner and tea set combined, 129
pieces only $16.4S. Those in want OF baby car
ages refrigerators ice chests and travelling trunks
call at The Fair, S12 It'll street northwest Largest
stock lowest prices and best aSSOrtmeDtS.
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ATTENTION Is called TO the advertisement of the
auction safe by Thos. Z. Waggaman on April 18TH
Snsnns LOT 18th and streets northwest, for
National Drill ~
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F,sryR Goops FoR MEy.-New neckwear of ele.

EASTFR WOODS fth hhS---NtW HcChWtdT OI ere.
CANT design and choice material from SOC. up
Rare hlrgains offered In good quality silk umbrel-
las mounted In sterling silver. at 80, worth So
hose Ntght-shirt, trimmed and embroidered
from al up A large and well-Se lected stock OF
handkerchiefS from sc. up.
r. IL TAYLOR, 933 Pennsylvania ave.
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Holy Week Services.

HOLY THURSDAY AND THE OBSERVANCE OF GOOD
FRIDAY.
To-day, which is Holy Thursday, the decoration
of the repositories in the Catholic Church where
the host Is placed will be the feature in the
further observance OF Holy Week. The floral dis
play about the repositories is very elaborate and
the custom among Catholics to make journeys to
t>orincipal churches in the city will be observed
Yer the service this morning there viii be NO
bells or music heard in the churches until Easter
Sunday. The TenebrR. which Is commemorative
OF the darkness recorded to have OverSpread the
earth at the crucihXiOn OF Christ, sung yeSter.
day, and Will be sung again to-day and tomorrow
The services consist OF the singing of the mathis
and laudS. A triangular-shaped candelabra, with
thirteen lighted candles fixed in Ii, Is used. The
burning tapers symbolic Christ and His twelve
disciples After the 1ntonatlOn Of each lesson one
OF the candles is extingushed, until the flames OF
all with the exception Of that which stands at the
apex of the triangle, and which represents the
Redeemer, are quenched. The only lighted candle
Is taken behind the main altar, and then brought
forward again, to Symbolic the burial OF the Lord
and His resurrection. The services on Good Fri
day are especially impressive and in some OF the
churches the LAST Seven Words" or GOunOd's
Passion" will be sung.
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You see men coming from New York telling you. Ne
have come here to monopolize the business aud show
you that New Workers can undersen AL your mer-
chants Now the truth that your old reliable Resi-
dent SHOE and Dry Goods Houses have ever sold
their wares at lower figures than similar goods are
offered in other cities. Hence they have not become
millionaire
Those pretended Baltimore and New York benefact-
like the hesthen Chinese They make Al they
out Of the people Of the District and then return
home to spend it with others.
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QcEESsTowN CATTLE MARKET.-TwO hundred
anu sixty-two Cattle on the market yesterday
anu SOLD as follows: Best sold from Sc
70 per H. good sold from 4kc. TO Axe per 10
~ dGiuin sofa IRON &c. 10 ac per h.; common
On on tle narket-isJ sold TO butchers-as follows:
mooieI sheep Sold from DC. to 5xc. per Id.
spring lambs sold from &C. to IKE. per lb.-fl
shipped 10 Eastern markets. "a cows and
saises sod from $50 to $40 each. Market for cat
TIC was dul; market for sheep and lambs was fair.
GRAND wrestling and sparring exhibition at
he,nahs tonight, Duncan e. Ross, Capt DaIy
and Mervin Thompson participafing.-Adrt.
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SPRING STYLES Denly
AND SOFT FELT HATS.
Ranging ali the way from SOC. 80 so. Boyp' polo
Caps Toe 70 Soc School Hats sDc Caps, from 25c 10
15c and up. Boys Short Pants 45c. s5c. u, and up.
Coats and Jackets very cheap Anoes for the million
Our Misses and Boys 81 school shoes inner gndas in
proportion. Job Lots LADIES' and Mems Shoes. y
lsi4-lSle Psunsylysnia avenue.
milo 4. w. hEkBlA
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Boston Varieties sell 1Oc. "Royal Glue N
Mends broken china, glass, wood, &C. eos
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spectacles, 25 and SOC. Optician, 49, Pa. av. eos
Have Been Afflicted

with an affection OF the throat from childhood
caused by diphtheria, and have used various rem
edies, but have never found anything equal tx
Browns Bronchial TrOcheS.-Reu g. II. r. Honn
ton, Piketon, Ky. Sold only in boxes co
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The Washington Presbytery.
BUSINESS TRANS ACTED AT THE SESSION IN ALExAN.
DRIA YESTERDAY.

BUSINESS TRANSACTED AT THE SESSION IN ALEXAN
DRIA YESTERDAY.
At the session OF the Presbytery of WASHINGTON
at the First Presbyterian church, in Alexandria
yesterday, Rev. j. NJ. NourSe was made chairmaI
OF the committee on publication, vice T. g. Ham.
lin, resigned. The moderator announced the fol
lowing standing committees: Judcial-Thomas s
Childs, ID. D.; Byron Sunderland, d. d.: T. A
TSchiffely. Bills and overtures-John Chester. d
d.; t. s. WynkOOp, c. C. Jewell. Leave of alb
sence-C. b. Ramsdell, Joseph T. Kelley Emerson
Hodgers- Narrative for general aSsembly-Teunis
$ HaInlin, Eugene Peck, Octavius knight Stats.
ties for general aSSemby-Benj. F. Bittinger ID ID
Geo leo o. Little H Minutes Of synodJ.W MeIiyane,
TO the general assembly resulted in the choice al
Rev. 4. ): Childs ID. D., as principal and Rev. BY.
". n. custer, with John W. Easily alternate. Kew
X. n. Fleming was added to the committee on
ministerial relief.
The report from the committee on education
which was adopted, called attention to the great
need OF more young men who shall devote them
selves TO the gospel ministry.
An overture TO the general assembly presented
oy Rev. L. s. Hamlin, requesting that the business
OF the Freedman'S board at PittSburg be trans
lerred 70 the home mission board ut New York
Was, AFTER some discussion, adopted. Rev. NJ p
Smell presented letter OF disInisSiOn from The
Congregational Ministers Association OF washing
ton city, and, after the usual examination he was
| received member OF the washington Presbv-
terry The reports OF various committees were re.
celyed and approved. AT the evening session Mr.
HoImeS col0red ncent1ate, was ordained as q
minister. Rev. I. s. Hamlin offered an overture
10 De sent To the general assembly asking that i'm
case the overture adopted at the morning session
De rejected. that committee OF investigation be
appointed 10 inquire into the affairs OF the freed
mems board.
During the day session yesterday Rev. r g
CmldS, DID,, and Elder G. W. N. Custer were
elected delegates TO the general assembly OF The
Gnurcn, with Rev. Byron Sunderland, DID,, and
Eloer j. W. Easily alternateS. The commission &c
lnstaH Rev. L. 5. Hamltn pastor OF the Church OF
the covenant, In Washington, reported that duty
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An EVENING devoted TO a good purpose can te
enjoyed In attending the concert 10 be given for
the dement, OF the Newsboys' and Children's Aid
society at the Un1verSalist church next Monday
evening. The object Is one which should com
mend Itself 10 ALL and the entertainment Is worthy
OF patronage ON its merits.
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Philips Digestible Cocoa

Philips Digestible Cocoa
Is more delicious In taste and aroma and by the
process it is prepared. is rendered more nourish-
Ing and more easily digeSted than any other pre-
paration OF cocoa or chocolate. 1t is an exceed
1ngly nutr1tive drink All druggists and grocers
have it.
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MMASTkL GRATIS AT AUcfToS.-Mr Bowling win
sci to-nlOrrow at his auction rooms at IL O'clock
q Sonagnment OF slate and marble naufeIs
a. aain i and private buyers should be on hand
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INTENTION Is called to the bargains In French
oeebeens, advertised by Baum in another Column.
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POTOMAC Boat CLUB ELECTION THE Potomac
Boat cub last evening elected SAM. E. WheatIey
president; w. S. Parkes v1ce-president: oscar p.
schmidt, secretary; NJ. +. Finley, financial secre.
tary; r. A. Jones, treasurer; Claude Zapphane
captain; L. A. Fisher, first lieutenant: JnO Had,
ley Doyle, second lieutenant; membership com.
mittee, H. W. Elmore, L. v. La Dow, and Chas
Pehny Dacker; finance committee, j. Maury Dove
=. u. warden, $. A. Daugherty; bOat-hOuse COM
ht'ee, the captain, and first and second lieuten.
anus These were all reflections with the excep-
Idoh VI W. 5. ParkeS vice-president, and JnO Had
ley Doyle, second lieutenant
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f. +. III s. {! s: :: ::
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CONTINUATION OF OUR
GRAND. SPRING OPEN MING!
For the Balance Of the Week We VIII Continue to
Offer the Following
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III. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR,
has the honor 10 inform you that his NEW GOODS
have just arrived.
Mr. BARR personally fits all garments made in his q.
tablistnienI
iii Pennsylvania avenue.
mh17 Washington. u. q
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HEuBRUNs
OLD RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE.
Leader Of Low Prices Since Twsnty-avs Years,
IL still leading the trade and will stick to You to the
end.
handsomest Chrome ever presented. An Easter Egg
for each child Special reduction Of prices for Misses
Boys and Children's Shoes.
The best line of Gents and ladies' LOw-QUARTER
SHOES offered will be placed ON sale this week
HEILBRUNT
LARGEST oNE-PRIoR SHOE ROUSE,
4o2 SEVENTH STREET n. w.
Sec The Old Lady in Window
P.s.-Twenty tickets good for pair s1.5O shoes
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-07

Ny THANKS are due TO the Phoenix Fire ms. Co
OF Hartford, through Messrs A Pratt and Sons
their agents, for the prompt settlement OF m
losses by IRE on the 4th inst. Though q somewhs
tardy recognition, also beg leave TO tender M
thanks 10 our efficient nre department for tibet
iaDors on that occasion; and also 10 friends to
numerous TO mention, who pronered services an
shelter. Very truly and gratefully,
GEO. c. HENNING